The Trump administration Illegal immigration After Venezuela gained massive online from Venezuela, he posted videos of him flashing cash piles and urged immigrants to “invade” American homes and take them over their rights laws on squatters.
Leonel Moreno, 26, told listeners that he plans to make money from selling them.
“He has been deported,” the Trump administration announced on its @RapidResponse47 X account on Friday.
Immigration influencers mock American taxpayers “like slaves” while waving cash in the latest video
Venezuelan Tiktoker Leonel Moreno urged illegal immigrants to take over abandoned houses and invoke the rights of squatters. (Tiktok/Screen shot/Leonel Moreno)
In his video, he mocks American taxpayers, and even other immigrants who make a living, alternately waving a bunch of one hundred dollar bills, crying, singing or singing with babies, and the mucus falls out of his nose.
Moreno said in Spanish: “I didn’t walk through Rio Grande like a slave.” His video. “I came to the United States and marked my territory.”
He boasted about making money through Tiktok and the entitled payments of U.S. taxpayers. He claimed that since entering the U.S. illegally, his family has received $350 in government handouts a week, and at some point, he earned up to $1,000 per week using viral videos.
Composite image on the screen shows Venezuelan Tiktoker Leonel Moreno waving cash, singing and inspecting rifles in the store. (@leitooficial_26/instagram)
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“You’re hurt because when you work like a slave, I’m working more than not much, understand?” he said in a His video. “That’s the difference between you and me. I always make a lot of money without much work, and you’re always exploited, miserable and trivial.”
Tiktok eventually closed his account, which amassed about 500,000 followers. He continued to post videos on Facebook and Instagram until He was arrested Last year in Ohio.
Venezuelan immigrant Leonel Moreno addressed his social media followers. (tiktok @leitooficial_25)
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A federal judge ordered the removal in September, but the Venezuelan government refused to accept the expulsion flight under the Biden administration.
He was initially released to the United States under the border parole system in 2022 after illegally crossing the country at Eagle Pass, Texas.
